Collab set in advancing corporate GHG reporting
‘This Letter of Intent is a strategic step toward building a unified, data-driven system that strengthens both national policy and private sector readiness.’
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‘This Letter of Intent is a strategic step toward building a unified, data-driven system that strengthens both national policy and private sector readiness.’
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Regulators are pushing to make greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting mandatory for businesses after signing an agreement with Japan to strengthen the systems needed…
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The Philippines supports the Generic Interim Guidelines on Training for Seafarers on Ships Using Alternative Fuels and Technologies.
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IMO Member States adopt midterm measures to reduce GHG emissions from ships in late 2025
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‘Compliance with sustainability standards will help Filipino firms attract more investments.’
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Environmental experts and business leaders gathered in Makati City for an ecological forum that highlighted the environmental advancements of Japanese…
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Makati City Mayor Abby Binay has hailed the passage of an ordinance promoting the use of solar energy in businesses and homes, citing benefits such as real…
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Electrified vehicles and a hydrogen-powered car are at the forefront of Toyota Motor Philippines’ Beyond Zero initiative.
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Recognizing that 75 percent of its total GHG emissions stem from its supply chain, particularly from construction materials like steel, cement and PVC, Ayala…
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By adhering to SBTi criteria, Ayala Land sets a benchmark for sustainability in the Philippine property sector. In its journey to net zero, it aims for…
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Ayala Land has made history as the first publicly listed property development company in the Philippines to receive validation and approval from the Science…
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In support of the local tourism industry’s growth, SM Hotels and Conventions Corp. (SMHCC) is eyeing to open 1,700 new hotel rooms in the next four years.
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